And I am not talking about the fast food chain, I’m talking about the building they are holding the RNC in;
After BK (short for where we met the breeder to pick him up in Chamberlain)
And where you and Gant would plot your next move.
While Whopper Jr. cries about the Peter Norbeck PAC donating money to same candidates as the Rushmore PAC (which I heard the Norbeck PAC is giving individual candidates about 10x more money then Lederman’s PAC) I was wondering why Lederman was using ‘official’ state letterhead for his PAC?
Yes, he admits to this at the bottom;
But isn’t the official letterhead a bit deceptive? Is the money coming from Lederman or his PAC? These guys have no shame. If I received a check from the Rushmore PAC, I would wipe my ass with it and send it back to them.
I bet the city has been making money hand over fist during this drought. Not to mention they have raised rates thru the roof over the past few years.;
The top five water bills for one month range from $1,800 to almost $2,500 or 231,000 gallons.
“As you look at the amount of gallons they use, 230,000 plus gallons, that’s an extraordinary amount of gallons to use in a one-month time period,” Borchardt said.
Borchardt, who has been with public works for four years, says he’s never seen bills this high. Â To put it in perspective, that $2,500 water bill is more than 231,000 gallons, enough to fill the Terrace Park swimming pool almost one and a half times.
Really? Your grass is that important? Wow, get a life!
Young Adult Voter Awareness Event October 1st
Sioux Falls, SD (August 30, 2012) — Stump speeches will be sawed down, single letters surrounded by parentheses banned and party platforms will be shoes, not talking points.
Monday, Oct. 1 at 5-7pm
402 N. Main Ave., Sioux Falls, SD
Sponsored by Click Rain, 605 Magazine, Mud Mile Communications and YPN/Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, this free non-partisan shindig gives young adults a chance to meet with legislative candidates from the Sioux Falls area while enjoying free food, music, special appearances by Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty and the signature drink, the Girdonkephant. Focused on education, awareness and energizing young adults to learn about the issues that matter to them, party politics will be out with awesomeness winning the vote.
Additional Resources:
facebook.com/nopartyparty
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We’ve noticed this job advancement on David Montgomery’s blog:
Former South Dakota Attorney General Larry Long, currently a South Dakota judge, is moving up a step to be the presiding judge for Minnehaha and Lincoln counties.
It reminds us of something we have been wondering about. When Larry Long was running for re-election to the SD Attorney General position in 2006 he received a very large contribution from a curious contributor (page 7 of PDF) Republican State Leadership Committee 2006 Oct 31 2006 3177 Larry Long.
Why would the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) give $25,000.00 to an already sitting SD Attorney General who could have been elected without it even dressed in a clown suit.
South Dacola highlighted the slimy Koch Brothers, John Birch Society, ALEC based RSLC recently and their money giving ways. We know he accumulated thousands of dollars from other ALEC PACs to run for office so why the RLSC donation?
This is also the same AG Larry Long who ‘returned’ $1,950.00 to Sioux Falls used car salesman Dan Nelson in 2005, about the same time he offered his positive opinion of Nelson’s business operations.
In 2009 as a term limited AG and Republican, he curiously left / resigned the AG office to accept an appointment by Gov. Mike Rounds to a judgeship in the state’s Second Judicial District. We now have Marty Jackley as our AG.
Most of us don’t usually worry about such mundane positions as Presiding Judge. This little job decides which Judge gets to preside or be your Judge, if you go to state circuit court for any reason. If a local citizen or group of citizens do not like an action the city, county or state undertakes, we citizens can take them to court. If we are harmed by a corporation or neighbor, we have the right to have our gripe heard in open court. It is the Presiding Judge who determines which circuit courtroom / judge hears – decides the case.
Now he is being appointed to be ‘presiding’ judge for the state’s busiest circuit.
Food for thought.
l3wis